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Pisgah packs give-away bags with supplies for school year

5 years ago By Samantha Zelaya

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – A church packed bags of school supplies to give to families for the coming school year. Beginning in 2020, COVID-19 put many families in financial distress as lockdowns began and layoffs ensued.

Arizona extradicts Missouri homicide suspect unopposed

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia

Body RICHMOND – Cursory evidence suggested Richard Anthony Arrington, 31, Kansas City, would face at least a homicide charge after his arrest in Ray County following a multi-jurisdictional chase, but that did not happen.

Eagle versus turkey?

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia

Body EXCELSIOR SPRINGS – The appearance of an American bald eagle and a turkey in the same Ray County field near the intersection of Route C and Missouri Highway 10 might remind some people of a popular American myth.

ON MISSOURI HIGHWAY 10 near Route C, between Richmond and Excelsior Springs, a bald eagle rests on a round hay bale. In the distance directly behind the eagle stands a wild turkey. The turkey likely has nothing to fear, as this eagle’s focus is a racoon carcass, a road kill luncheon on the side of Highway 10. J.C. VENTIMIGLIA | Staff

U.S. Sen. Blunt urges Missourians to vaccinate

5 years ago By News Staff

Body WASHINGTON – During a Republican leadership press conference, U.S. Sen.

SEN. Blunt urges Missourians to get vaccinated.

Two county officeholders resign seats

5 years ago By News Staff

Body CLAY COUNTY – Two Clay County officeholders have resigned their offices. The collector and public administrator will be gone by Sept. 1. Public Administrator Sarah Mills resigned effective at the end of August.

McEvoy and Mills will vacate their posts by Sept. 1

COVID THREATENS RESURGENCE

5 years ago By Jack ‘Miles’ Ventimiglia

Body HIGGINSVILLE – More needs to be done – perhaps a monetary incentive – to curb the spread of COVID-19, U.S. Rep.

AFTER MONTHS spent wearing masks, limiting social contact and getting shots, instead of being rewarded with the freedom to once again mix and mingle socially, area residents are threatened by a new COVID-19 variant, known as Delta. The variant spreads faster and is deadlier than the original, with younger people becoming ill. The spread is aided by people who have refused to become immunized, and those people also are the most likely to contract and die from the virus, based on medical reports.

Plastic surgery expert at Liberty clinic

5 years ago By News Staff

Body RICHMOND – Colton McNichols, a fellowship-trained plastic surgeon with instruction from Johns Hopkins University, will introduce highly specialized skills to the Northland and northwest Missouri at the opening of The Cosmetic & Plastic Surgery Clinic at Liberty Hospital.